Buyers have been racing to close on purchases of expensive Manhattan homes to avoid higher taxes that take effect July 1
Josh Barbanel.
Yet the surge of closings wasn’t enough to offset weakening apartment sales in the second quarter, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of city property sales.
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